Course Description
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Course Name
Intermediate Digital Photography Experiential Learning
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Host University
Florence University of the Arts - The American University of Florence
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Location
Florence, Italy
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Area of Study
Photography, Studio Art
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Language Level
Taught In English
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Prerequisites
Introduction to Digital Photography or equivalent.
A DSLR camera and a lens with a focal length of 55mm or wider is required for this course. A digital 35mm viewfinder camera (20+ megapixels minimum) is also acceptable.
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Course Level Recommendations
Upper
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Credits
6 -
Recommended U.S. Semester Credits6
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Recommended U.S. Quarter Units8
Hours & Credits
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Overview
This course is designed for students who have learned the basis skills of introductory digital photography and would like to further advance their knowledge at the intermediate level. A detailed focus on up-to-date techniques and technologies will be a major topic in the course, in addition to the refinement of visual and conceptual aspects of digital photography. The instructor will guide students in acquiring intermediate-level skills in photography software. Students are involved in more complex and challenging photography projects and begin to experiment with their personal visual identities and expressions.This course includes experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). CEMI are dynamic learning environments created to foster learning through a structured interaction with the community. In addition to regular lecture hours, students will be involved in learning-by-doing through real projects and integration with the local population and territory in order to removecultural and learning barriers as well as to develop a strong likelihood for success in life. The experiential learning hours are fully supervised by instructors who track students step by step during their learning experience, monitor and advise according to student needs, and support student initiative. This unique learning model allows students to benefit from an all-encompassing educational experience based on theory and practice in real enterprises, learning of comprehensive operational processes, problem-solving, leadership, and management.
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